[majstoll]

DIGG & REDDIT this item and pass it on to those who live in or drive through Virginia!

[sportutegrl]

File it under C.S.

[Repeal The 17th]

?source?

[Orange1998]

I wonder if this also apply in Texas.

[FreedomNotSafety]

Good news. I drive there quiye often. Arizona has the same law which I used to run the clock out on three civil summons.

For the “you did it so you should pay it” freepers out there: Cities that rely on cameras and do not serve their summons in person count on the “defendant” identifying themself to the court. Which is blantanly unconstitutional and should be fought.

[JMJJR]

My last trip through Virginia cost me $109.00 + gas

But the Deputy did hand me the citation.

[humblegunner]

DIGG & REDDIT this item and pass it on

So.. that'll reach kids and gays?

[NavyCanDo]

Here in Washington state they do nothing to reduce accidents and may even cause them, increasing rear enders, as the lead car brakes for the yellow. The cameras raise money, not public safety. It's on the November ballot to get rid of them.

[phockthis]

sfatg

[Blood of Tyrants]

The law is the same in many states because unless they have proof that you actually received it, you don’t have to show up and pay it.

[MamaTexan]

There are 3 ways to receive 'legal' service:

Personal delivery [from an officer or authorized server]

Certified mail

Publication (can ONLY be used when there is no known address for the person in question)

Receiving a ticket in the mail just as you would a piece of junk mail is NOT legal service, it's bait.